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Dubbing From HDD To DV
It is possible to perform dubbing from the HDD deck to the DV
deck.
1
Load a Mini DV cassette with the erase protection switch set to
ARECB.
2
Press DUBBING to access the Dubbing Menu screen.
3
Press FGD E to select AHDDNDVB, then press ENTER.
4
Press FGD E to select indexes (small pictures) of desired
original recordings and/or play lists, then press MARK. After
selecting all indexes you want to dub, press ENTER.
● You can select up to 8 original recordings and/or play lists.
5
Press F G to select ASELECT REC. MODEB, then press
ENTER. Press F G to select the desired option, then press
ENTER.
6
Press F G to select ASELECT SND. MODEB, then press
ENTER. Press F G to select the desired option, then press
ENTER.
7
Press G to select ACONFIRMB, then press ENTER. The
confirmation screen appears.
8
Press DV so that the DV lamp lights up on the unit.
9
Press I to locate the point from where you want to start
dubbing, then press R and W simultaneously so that the DV
deck enters the record pause mode.
10
Press HDD so that the HDD lamp lights up on the unit.
● The dubbing screen will appear.
11
Press D E to select AEXECUTEB, then press ENTER for
confirmation.
● To cancel the dubbing, press o then D E to select ACANCELB
and press ENTER to confirm.
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Upon completing dubbing, the tape stops and ADUBBING
COMPLETED B appears on the TV screen. Press ENTER to
end.
Original Dubbing (From DVD To HDD)
It is possible to dub the original recordings on DVD discs to the
HDD deck.
1
Load a disc you want to dub.
2
Press DUBBING to access the Dubbing Menu screen.
3
Press FGD E to select ADVDNHDDB, then press ENTER.
4
Press FGD E to select indexes (small pictures) of desired
original recordings and/or play lists, then press MARK. After
selecting all indexes you want to dub, press ENTER.
● You can select up to 8 original recordings and/or play lists.
5
Press D E to select AEXECUTEB, then press ENTER to start
dubbing.
NOTES:
● It is not possible to dub play lists on DVD discs.
● It is not possible to dub pre-recorded DVD VIDEO discs.
● It is not possible to dub Video CDs/SVCDs or Audio CDs.
● It is not possible to discontinue dubbing once it has been started.
Dubbing From DVD To DV
It is possible to perform dubbing from the DVD deck to the DV
deck.
1
Load the disc you want to dub onto the DVD deck, and a Mini
DV cassette with the erase protection switch set to
ARECB to the
DV deck.
2
Press DUBBING to access the Dubbing Menu screen.
3
Press FGD E to select ADVDNDVB, then press ENTER.
4
Press FGD E to select indexes (small pictures) of desired
original recordings and/or play lists, then press MARK. After
selecting all indexes you want to dub, press ENTER.
● You can select up to 8 original recordings and/or play lists.
5
Press F G to select ASELECT REC. MODEB, then press
ENTER. Press F G to select the desired option, then press
ENTER. The confirmation screen appears.
6
Press F G to select ASELECT SND. MODEB, then press
ENTER. Press F G to select the desired option, then press
ENTER.
● Sound mode selection is not available when dubbing a
DVD-RW (Video mode) or DVD-R disc.
7
Press G to select ACONFIRMB, then press ENTER. The
confirmation screen appears.
8
Press DV so that the DV lamp lights up on the unit.
9
Press I to locate the point from where you want to start
dubbing, then press R and W simultaneously so that the DV
deck enters the record pause mode.
10
Press DVD so that the DVD lamp lights up on the unit.
● The dubbing screen will appear.
11
Press D E to select AEXECUTEB, then press ENTER to
confirm.
● To cancel the dubbing, press o then D E to select ACANCELB
and press ENTER to confirm.
12
Upon completing dubbing, the tape stops and ADUBBING
COMPLETED B appears on the TV screen. Press ENTER to
end.
NOTES:
● It is not possible to dub play lists on DVD discs.
● It is not possible to dub Video CDs/SVCDs or Audio CDs.
● When dubbing is in progress, only o is functional.
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